Carl Axel Acking Swedish cabinet

Birch and teak cabinet designed by Carl Axel Acking for AB Nordiska, Stockholm. 37" W x 18" D x 54" T

Carl-Axel Acking (Swedish, 1910-2001) Side Chair teak, upholstery branded manufacturer's marks to underside H 33 x W 19 x D 18 inches Please Note: This work is located and will ship from, our Hindman

SET (6) NK-INREDNING CARL-AXEL ACKING "TOKYO" ARMCHAIRS (DESIGNED FOR SWEDISH EMBASSY IN TOKYO - 1959) W/ KARL MATHSSON TEAKWOOD DINING TABLE (SIGNED AND DATED 1971), H. 29" D. 60"

Carl Axel Acking 'Trienna' lounge chair, 1960s Oak, leather. Manufactured by NK, Sweden. 30" H x 27.5" W x 28.5" D

Carl Axel Acking 'Trienna' lounge chair, 1960s Oak, leather. Manufactured by NK, Sweden. 30" H x 27.5" W x 28.5" D

Curved backs over red seats. Label on underside reading NK Inredning. Design: Carl - Axel Acking NK: S Verkstader Nykoping Made in Sweden Tillverkningsar. Overall good condition. 21W X 17.5"D X 28"H"

CARL-AXEL ACKING TEAK & BIRCH OCCASIONAL TABLE, C. 1960, H. 25", 28" x 55 1/2"

A pair of armchairs in the manner of Carl-Axel Acking.. Dimensions : 29.75 x 24 x 23. All measurements are in inches.

An elegant Swedish mid-century cabinet in the Gustavian style, in off-white painted beech wood. Interior fitted with shelving.Dimensions: H 72.5" x W 39.5" x D 15.25"Condition: Showing small scattered

Axel von Klinkowstrom (Swedish 1775 - 1837), a hand colored etching by Carl Fredrik Akrell (Swedish 1779 - 1868), titled "Bro ofer Skuylkill strommen nara Philadelphia (Bridge over the Schuylkill near

Klinckowstrom, NYC aquatint engraving, 1824, After Baron Axel Leonhard Klinckowstrom (Swedish, 1775-1837), "Broadway gatan och Raduset i New York", engraved by Carl Frederik Akrell, gallery label vers

Large Bombe Base Painted Swedish Cabinet - this item is two pieces - some damage to bottom of base and back leg - see photos

Table or wall mounted cabinets. Includes three drop front and three drawer cabinets with nice dovetail details. Stamped Made in Sweden to reverse. Together with a smaller desk top cabinet and two poss

This piece was manufactured by AB Svenska Mobelfabrikerna Bodafors. It has two doors with three adjustable interior shelves. The doors can be locked, and it comes with a key. There are also two lower

A Swedish cabinet Mora grandfather clock circa 1840. Movement is one weight with no chiming. The cabinet is solid pine painted black with gold colored trim. The cabinet is made in two sections. Drawer

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

Carl Axel Magnus Lindman (1815 - 1928). Set of 12 Prints. Botanical print brings you a lovely piece of artwork that dates back to the 1920s. Drawing by Carl Axel Magnus Lindman the artwork showcases a

Carl Axel Magnus Lindman (1815 - 1928). Set of 12 Prints. Botanical print brings you a lovely piece of artwork that dates back to the 1920s. Drawing by Carl Axel Magnus Lindman the artwork showcases a

Carl Axel Magnus Lindman (1815 - 1928). Set of 12 Prints. Botanical print brings you a lovely piece of artwork that dates back to the 1920s. Drawing by Carl Axel Magnus Lindman the artwork showcases a

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur